=== asac_ is now known as asac [00:49] Riddell: I am looking at the printer mockups..and it seems that the only thing really todo is make an icon list instead of a tree view... is that right? or am I missing what else should be done? [01:05] Hurray, Frescobaldi and Kobby are now in Debian NEW, sync time :) [01:14] s/NEW/{unstable,experimental}/ [02:02] Riddell: it's in kubuntu-ppa/experimental for karmic if you wish to test [02:55] yay, latest langpack update makes everything look splendid in Spanish [02:57] lies [02:57] yo quiero taco bell [02:59] hmm.... in application menus, the keyboard shortcut designations aren't translated [03:00] taco bell killed that poor dog a week or so ago [03:03] a true symbol of the 90s [03:04] ;__: [03:18] haha, yo quiero taco bell!!!! \o/ ROFL@!)***~*#@!@# that poor dog died last week :( [03:20] yo nixternal! [03:21] vorian: no you're steve. rich is nixternal [03:21] maco: why the hate from OLF? [03:21] they must really hate me or something :P [03:22] vorian: nothing personal. we were told to each pick out the 5 "omg must have" beginner and 5-7 "omg must have" intermediate/advanced talks (+a few "um...no." talks) and i get the impression im not the only one who went "5? you want me to pick only 5???" [03:22] ah, well [03:23] it's ok [03:23] 4 or 5 people submitted the same thing, so all but one of them were rejected [03:23] i think jorge was the one accepted [03:23] 5 talks on Kubuntu! [03:23] that's awesome [03:23] it was about how to build a community around your project [03:23] how silly [03:24] hehe i dont mean 4 or 5 submitted same as you :P just that there were 4 or 5 people who all somehow ended up on the same wavelength [03:24] I was being a tad sarcastic [03:24] oh [03:25] text [03:25] :) [03:25] i may be the only person living in ohio that usues Kubuntu [03:26] I have a feeling that will change starting in October [03:26] you were the only kubuntu proposal [03:26] I figured it was a long shot :) [03:26] ...wait what the heck in the beginner list was more interesting than you? [03:27] it's really ok maco, i'm moving next friday [03:27] well im pretty sure i voted for you [03:28] * vorian hugs maco [03:28] are you doing a talk this year? [03:28] yes i did vote for you. and yes i am. [03:28] coolio [03:29] dan was waitlisted [03:29] what! [03:30] that's crazy [03:30] his was on how to be a good/useful beta tester [03:31] that's a great topic [03:31] and his cat just bit me [03:31] ouch [03:32] she didnt bite hard. it was a warning bite [03:32] "stop petting RIGHT THIS INSTANT...OR ELSE" [03:32] it was quite a bit more specific than "how to be a good/useful beta tester" [03:32] i know but i didnt want to paste 6 lines of proposal into the channel [03:32] that's ok. it's olf's loss ;-) [03:33] if youre offered the friday thing will you take it? [03:33] fwiw, if i speak, i will be covering kubuntu use cases specifically [03:33] (though not exclusively) [03:33] uh, no. i'm in charge of the hackathon. [03:35] yay [03:36] oh [03:36] forgot that [03:36] hey vorian youre still coming right? [03:36] i've noticed dtchen has yet to sign my key [03:36] and nixternal? [03:36] vorian: he hasnt signed MY key yet [03:36] maco: i'll be living in Idaho [03:36] I don't sign keys, I eat them! [03:36] wow [03:36] vorian: eek [03:36] Idapimp [03:37] I da pimp [03:37] yeah, i'm pumped! [03:37] ok then... hey nixternal [03:37] no, you said "Idaho" [03:37] nixternal: what dan said about hackathon... [03:37] sounds like a bad jerry lewis dream [03:37] nixternal: mind if I use you as a referral? (new resume and all) [03:37] go for it! [03:37] schweet, thanks [03:37] we want the hackathon to not be "The AFS Hackathon" instead be "The Hackathon" and then people all in one room at a bunch of tables hacking on their respective projects. wanna put Kubuntu as one of the projects? [03:37] I will tell them all about what you do to sheep! [03:38] :o [03:38] nixternal: what you don't know is that you're starring! [03:38] not at OLF, I probably won't be going, 99.9% sure I won't be going [03:38] doh [03:39] 'm i gonna be the only kubuntu user? [03:39] maybe I should say 95% sure [03:39] uh,, no? [03:39] dtchen: oh duh. youll be there :P [03:40] just wait until OLF 2010, most people will be using Kubuntu [03:40] or More than 3 [03:41] well, once Kubuntu Netbook is released, i think there will be considerably expanded recognition [03:42] yes - and once 10.04 comes out - people will be flocking to a non-gnome alternative :) [03:42] JontheEchidna: so, have you considered daily builds of networkmanagement? [03:43] I don't have the script-fu necessary to automate things like that :( [03:44] JontheEchidna: talk to fta, who does the black magic for all the mozilla stuff. [03:44] if it were git, it'd be considerably easier, since you could snarf apw's kernel scripts [03:45] speaking of which, maybe you can just look at those: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/buildscripts.git;a=summary [03:46] it's likely not all that useful without major modification, but you can at least get some idea [03:46] barring that, i have some _extremely_ hacky junk that i use at work that i can pass you [03:46] it's really the last resort, however [03:59] JontheEchidna: got time to look at http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/scantailor ? [03:59] vorian: sure [03:59] awesome [03:59] * vorian is reviewing too [04:01] whoa, apparently I dl'd the old revu package before, but I don't ever recall doign that [04:05] ha [04:05] it was rejected via queue admin [04:05] by our very on Jonathan who is not me (tm) [04:08] ah! [04:10] JontheEchidna: i'm having him bump boost to 1.38 [04:15] getting a bit late, but the packaging looks sound fwiw. Other than that boost thing I'd upload if it builds [04:19] I guess I'll do the second revu tomorrow unless it's been done already === santiago-pgsql is now known as santiago-ve [07:14] A silly question. In my old karmic installation i got phon as audio backend. I reinstalled from karmic-alpha3 cd and now I have pulseaudio instead of phonon. What is the default kubuntu audio backend? [07:15] s/phon/phonon/ === Blizzzek is now known as Blizzz [07:33] Curious to know if this is a bug, but with the new knetwork manager, when Im connected to ethernet, it shows a disconnected cord... is that correct? (it is connected though) [07:40] jussi01: bug 404309 ? [07:40] Launchpad bug 404309 in knetworkmanager "network manager plasmoid connects but shows "disconnected" icon" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/404309 [07:40] micmord: ahh, thanks :D [08:35] At all konversation users - I got this: bug 410164 [08:35] Error: Launchpad bug 410164 could not be found [08:35] ops: bug 410163 [08:35] Launchpad bug 410163 in konversation "[karmic] wrong parsing $HOME in log path " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410163 [08:39] I was wondering ... to alternate synaptics touchpad settings one needs to enable SHM, however, would that work just as well without SHM but sudo? [08:39] if so, wouldn't it be desirable to use policykit? [08:41] micmord: is that $HOME pre-defined? [08:42] if so, it probably should be changed to not be pre-defined, other than that I do not see why $HOME should expand considering that konvi assumes the path is always in $HOME [08:44] apachelogger: I think so [08:45] that is not very convincing ;-) [08:45] apachelogger: i got that problem also with konvertation alpha4 [08:46] yep yep [08:47] starting the 6 august... maybe kde 4.3 [08:53] okay [08:54] src/viewer/chatwindow.cpp ChatWindow::cdIntoLogPath [08:55] cds into $HOME [08:55] then adds the configured file path and tries to cd/create that new path [08:56] apachelogger: I have $HOME/.kde/... in three pc, so I am sure i didn't change the default path [08:56] but then there is ... ./src/config/konversation.kcfg: QDir::homePath()+"/logs" [08:57] the thing is... that does not fit our settings ;-) [08:57] since konvi on karmic goes to $HOME/.kde.... while upstream would be $HOME/logs/ [09:01] micmord: I recommend you talk to someone in #konversation [09:01] or wait for JontheEchidna to show up [09:01] I find that issue quite strange [09:02] apachelogger: copy that [09:13] neversfelde: bug 404839 uploaded [09:13] Launchpad bug 404839 in plasma-widget-windowlist "transitional package plasma-widget-windowslist not installable" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/404839 [09:14] neversfelde: debdiffs are generally better than uploading the .diff.gz [09:16] Riddell: I want to file a bug again folderview and ublog but I can't find a package name what are they under please. [09:20] davmor2: folderview is kdebase [09:20] apachelogger: is ublog the same? [09:20] nah [09:21] kdeplasma-addons [09:21] apachelogger: ta :) [09:27] ScottK: for mime to work in firefox libgnomevfs is needed it appears [09:28] we can't pipe printing through the qt print dialog since there is no binary that could be called like kdeprint [09:29] huh, the font size is ridiculously big here :D [09:30] apachelogger: do you think I need to write a separate bug for ublog or is it okay to keep the 2 appa that disappear lumped together bug 410179 [09:30] Launchpad bug 410179 in kdebase "Folderview and ublog disappear from my screen after reboot" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410179 [09:31] davmor2: make it affect kdeplasma-addons [09:31] the thing is... since both are affected it might very well be unrelated to the widgets themselfs but a bug in the plasma lib [09:32] but since both are patched by us (I think), it might also be a patch problem [09:33] Riddell: k, thank you. Will upload them in future [09:35] don't know what happen then [09:36] apachelogger: sorry you were say it might be lib plasma [09:41] apachelogger: shall I upload plasma-netbook? [09:41] Riddell: if the packaging is fine :) [09:42] Riddell: btw, kontrolpack's binaries in karmic are waiting in new *hint* *hint* :) [09:47] are they now, if only it was my archive day I'd approve them. of course I can always be bribed with hugs [09:49] "Description: blah" that may need expanding :) [09:49] hugs? hmmm.... [09:49] * apachelogger cuddles the Riddell [09:50] Riddell: I knew there was something about the packaging that needed a second opinion ;-) [09:54] Riddell: about that arora-bookmarks patch: I think we should hide the toolbar by default... I am probably not much of an example to go by, but I got quite disturbed by the fact that unused space between menu and toolbar was bigger than between toolbar and tabs [09:54] whereas the latter would be the emptied bookmarks bar [09:57] neversfelde: why does choqok have a LTR RTL setting? [09:57] * apachelogger would think that this stuff is done via the desktop settings [10:01] apachelogger: what is a LTR RTL setting? [10:01] well, text direction [10:01] left to right or right to left [10:01] apachelogger: uptream is persian [10:02] so? [10:02] seems to be important for him [10:02] still the setting is probably somewhere to be found in the KDE-wide settings stuff [10:02] ohhhh [10:03] apachelogger: yes I agree on toolbar hiding [10:03] maybe ... like when you have an account for english postings and one for persian or something, so you can get it viewed properly [10:03] neversfelde: if that is the reason I think the setting should not be shown in the dialog for initial account setup [10:03] apachelogger: I guess he has an egnlish system and some apps where he writes farsi instead of english are ready for writing right to left [10:03] it is a rather limited usecase, since most people only use native anyway\ [10:04] neversfelde: well, I am not generally saying the feature should go, I just think it is too visible upon first start [10:04] apachelogger: I will talk to him about that. Anyway 0.6.5 is ready to release afaik, so it is not urgent [10:04] and you know how it is, the more stuff you ask the user the less likely he will finish the initial setup ;-) [10:05] and I am on the road for the next 2 and a half week :) [10:06] Riddell: how about this: fill the toobar with Kubuntu/Ubuntu/KDE content but hide it, so if someone chooses to activate it, they will still get a good amount of branding and direction towards system information [10:06] neversfelde: so who is going to do the package update? :P [10:07] apachelogger: I'm not terribly keen on default bookmarks, most of our users shouldn't have their lives orientated around their operating system, but if you think of useful bookmarks that's should be ok [10:08] ninjas: new KOffice if anyone wants to take it [10:10] apachelogger: I have send some changes to bzr, yet. Probably I can complete it when I arrive at my parents house and I can find a computer without windows :) [10:10] Riddell: Well, either we fill it with branding content or useful content [10:11] i.e. the beloved socialnetwork stuff [10:11] neversfelde: bzr also works on windows :P [10:11] apachelogger: really? haha, I guess I will need one week to find out how to install [10:12] actually there is an installer thingy and integration like for svn [10:12] if you ever used svn on windows ;) [10:12] nope [10:13] well, ask the google, it probably got screenies [10:13] apachelogger: or just leave it empty? [10:13] neversfelde: basically it will integrate in explorer and provide a tray icon (i think) [10:13] Riddell: well, at least one item would be appropriate [10:14] Riddell: otherwise the bar is, well, kind of invisible even if the hide setting is unset [10:15] so I'd at least add kubuntu.org [10:16] I don't see what's wrong with it being invisible, it's perfectly easy to find when you're adding bookmarks [10:16] well, it _might_ be confusing [10:17] really, I never got the point of bookmarks anyway, much less of a bar just to display them [10:18] apachelogger: sounds like you're just the sort of person who wants to leave it empty :) [10:18] I would remove it completely [10:19] just wastes my poor memory :P [10:25] hm, you know, I find it incredibly funny that ruby1.8 got performance issues due to tcltk crap, but still batpull feels faster than pull-lp-source :P [10:49] guys I just saw that there were some updates for today (nice little notification) I clicked on select all updates and apply shouldn't it ask for the admin password at that point? [10:53] agateau: pingping [11:09] * apachelogger slips of chair === riddell__ is now known as Riddelll [11:22] Riddelll: ping [11:23] Riddelll: ping [11:23] Riddelll: ping ping [11:24] Riddelll: ooh [11:24] Riddell: Have you gone test crazy on two systems by any chance? [11:26] davmor2: message indicator is working [11:26] agateau is rocking [11:26] Riddelll: Oh now it all make sense :) [11:27] davmor2: ping me baby [11:27] Riddelll: ping [11:28] Riddelll: it's saddly worrying that your getting so excited about this ;) [11:46] patchy patchy patch patch [11:58] agateau: bug 410228 [11:58] Launchpad bug 410228 in plasma-widget-indicatordisplay "main inclusion report plasma-widget-indicatordisplay" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410228 [11:59] Riddell: yeah! [12:00] agateau: now we just have to poke someone into doing the MIR [12:01] Riddell: so, should I add an entry to the bookmarkstoolbar? [12:01] already made it hidden by default [12:01] apachelogger: I vote for hidden and empty [12:01] k [12:01] * apachelogger uploads [12:03] ok, i dont get my systemsettings bug fixed i just copied an sh script to kde autostart [12:03] oO [12:04] hi peoples [12:05] Riddell: ok [12:05] * agateau assumes MIR stands for "Main Inclusion Request" or something like this [12:05] yes [12:05] or Review [12:06] asac and lool can do them [12:06] !MIR [12:06] mir is Main Inclusion Report - see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionProcess for more information. [12:06] or report :P [12:06] I note asac just left the room [12:06] apachelogger: nice, my guess was not too far [12:15] Riddell: i am still here ;) [12:15] oh you mean this romm her ;) [12:15] hehe [12:15] ok [12:20] apachelogger: about OO.org icons. With default openoffice.org-style-human i don't see any icons. After installing openoffice.org-style-crystal they appear. [12:21] eh? [12:22] apachelogger: with fresh kubuntu-alpha3 installation, I haven't any icons on oo.org [12:22] sound like fun [12:22] ooo should die anyway :P [12:22] taht's true [12:22] oo is die hygiene fürs .... [12:22] hehe [12:23] well [12:23] micmord: I suppose we are waiting for oxygen to arrive [12:23] micmord: that's known, we're waiting on the new release for kde 4 integration [12:23] \o/ [12:24] btw Riddell thx for the mainline link i installed 2.6.30.4 but sensors still doesnt work lol [12:24] only thing i needed was an newer nvidia glx and i need my lan drivers [12:25] can one create and install a nilfs partition using the live-cd? [12:32] Here the bug 390355 [12:33] Launchpad bug 390355 in openoffice.org "[kubuntu] no icons in openoffice on kde" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/390355 [12:33] but one thing i dont get why is the atl1 chipset for the asus-p5q-pro maiboard ethernet adapter not in the mainline kernels [12:42] JontheEchidna: Hi! If you still care, you could adapt beta6 to kubuntu (unless it was kicked out of the archive while I wasn't looking)... [12:47] is there an irc channel for the mainline kernels [12:47] oO [12:55] JontheEchidna: thanks a lot for locating all those untranslated strings! Just one thing: it's better to file them against the kubuntu source package (and perhaps mentioning the kde module) rather than against the language-pack-kde-xx package, since there are lots of them. Usually I think it might be best to assign only l10n bugs to the language-pack-kde-xx package (or more critical i18n bugs affecting a particular language) [13:10] mornfall: sure [13:10] dpm: the thing about that Open Terminal string in dolphin, it is properly l10n'd. Maybe it's a rosetta bug? [13:11] action->setText(i18nc("@action:inmenu Tools", "Open &Terminal")); [13:19] Can someone take care of bug 410257 please? [13:20] Launchpad bug 410257 in kobby "Sync kobby 1.0~beta3-1 (universe) from Debian experimental (main)." [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410257 [13:20] JontheEchidna: Thanks! [13:20] See ya. [13:22] ryanakca: acking [13:32] JontheEchidna: thanks [13:42] bug 410273 [13:42] Launchpad bug 410273 in adept "Sync adept 3.0~beta6 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410273 [13:58] * apachelogger pokes JontheEchidna in the eye [13:58] see my earlier monologue about the $HOME issue in konvi [13:59] patching is not indicated at all [13:59] just make the defaults fit the new code [14:01] aah, ok [14:07] JontheEchidna: we need to give kubuntu-bugs some more appeal [14:17] Does anybody have the time / interest in helping me figure out why http://packages.debian.org/sid/frescobaldi builds in jaunty but not karmic? [14:25] apachelogger: mind sponsoring k-d-s bzr? [14:25] oh, but first I should test the fix [14:26] brb [14:29] apachelogger: yay, it works [14:30] \o/ [14:30] shm hates me [14:42] apachelogger: why are you using shm? [14:43] didnt i see something recently about current -synaptics not having it? [14:45] Riddell: have you patched kickoff to change the names of suspend and hibernate actions? [14:45] I'm noticiing (after someone emails me) that it's different between my kubuntu and my trunk install [14:46] If so, is that planned for ksmserver as well? [14:46] And could you pass that upstream, I'd be in favor of merging it, if I didn't miss anything crucial [14:51] sebas: yes I patched something, I think it was kickoff and powerdevil which I thought I'd put upstream, I may well have missed ksmserver though [14:52] Riddell: ksmserver seems to be inconsistent with kickoff and powerdevil/plasma in kubuntu [14:52] kickoff is different from upstream at least [14:52] sebas: about susp. and hiber.: With alt-ctrl-del can access susp and hiber only as submenues of shutdown'. Will this (should I) fix it? [14:52] If you have that patch handy ... :) [14:53] allee-m: hmm, dunno ... it would make sense to have a "default switch computer off action" IMO [14:53] So you go "off means always suspend" [14:53] So the main button in ksmserver should IMO reflect that [14:54] Who maintains ksmserver? Is that ossi? [14:57] Either ossi or seli [15:12] JontheEchidna: nm plasmoid in experimental had the same problem for me as the other day, it doesn't do anything with wireless [15:12] JontheEchidna: but also, cry https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/network-manager/0.8~a~git.20090804t185522.4bab334-0ubuntu1 [15:12] so it'll be entirely broken now anyway [15:12] we are sooo royally screwed [15:12] mm hmm [15:15] apachelogger: ok if I upload kdebase-workspace? [15:15] If they feel like shoving experimental crap like that down our throats then at the least they should make a Solid backend for 0.8, or revert the new version. [15:16] Riddell: if it builds :) [15:16] because I can't imagine that KDE'll want to make a 0.8 backend anytime soon [15:17] JontheEchidna: what is the fuzz about? [15:17] apachelogger: nm team uploaded NM 0.8, we are screwed [15:17] their argument is that 0.7 is abandoned upstream [15:18] JontheEchidna: _if_ gnome would use the new systray protocol, then AFAIU KDE would have to do nothing ;) [15:18] hm [15:18] you know [15:18] I am sick of it [15:19] I have a feeling that some kubuntu dev will go wild and revert back to 0.7 [15:19] * JontheEchidna doesn't see what systrays have to do with it [15:19] * JontheEchidna would be in support of a revert [15:19] not that the 0.7 version worked very well anyway [15:20] better than not working at all [15:20] not working will be super useless once beta goes out [15:20] I am wondering what sebas thinks we should do [15:21] maybe bitching, moaning and switching to mandriva is the ultimate solution [15:21] he thinks we should use nm-applet [15:22] and currently I think it's the only option, although it goes against everything Kubuntu is for [15:22] well [15:22] screw that [15:22] what is kubuntu worth if it doesnt work [15:22] just my opinion [15:23] mind that this isn't a kubuntu problem, it's a KDE problem, we can only do what KDE offers [15:23] apachelogger: I haven't looked at NM 0.8 at all [15:24] Will said, I think "I'll wait until release, they're not even feature frozen atm" [15:24] uhoh [15:24] well, from my point of view upstream nor kubuntu should be using nm to begin with [15:24] one way or another we will always be one step behind nm-applet [15:24] Why not? [15:25] and I don't see how that is changing any time soon [15:25] Well, the UI bits we have now don't depend on NM anyway [15:25] The NM specific part is a kded module that offers a dbus interface [15:25] the UI uses a client lib to interact with that, the kded module is interchangeable (wicd, NM, connman at some point) [15:25] yeah, a step in the right direction really [15:26] Indeed, it's got two advantages: NM internals are really complex, we want to hide that [15:26] and we don't depend on NM itself [15:26] sebas: maybe Will can take a look at 0.8 and give us an idea of how much work it would be to port? [15:27] yuriy: if it's not feature-frozen, it doesn't make a lot of sense IMO [15:27] if nm0.8 scheduled for karmic? [15:27] and replacing nm 0.7? [15:27] sebas: a git snapshot currently _is_ in karmic [15:27] ah, wow. [15:27] That's ... not exactly handy [15:28] :/ [15:29] JontheEchidna: do you plan to work again on bug 389744 anytime soon? I ponder if I give aseigos suggestion a try ... [15:29] Launchpad bug 389744 in kdebase-workspace "Fix avatar in KDE menu to be next to username" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/389744 [15:29] guys: I chatted to ubuntu nm folks and they're saying they will look at it [15:31] kubntu ninjas: is there a command like apt-get source that download source + bzr co lp: instead of diff.gz ? [15:31] also suse will be switching to 0.8 so knetworkmanager should switch too [15:31] allee-k: gypsy form kde-dev-tools [15:32] allee-k: most packages now have bzr imports in launchpad actually [15:32] though, I think gypsy is missing some branch locations :P [15:32] bzr co lp:ubuntu/ [15:33] Riddell, apachelogger: ahh, so much changed in the last year to the better (beside nm ;) thx [15:41] allee-k: feel free to take over, I've not had time [15:43] JontheEchidna: ok. In case I'm manage to enhance the patch I'll reassign [15:45] Riddell: What needs to be done for the settings for the two plasmoids under "Social from the Start" on https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo/Karmic ? [15:48] ryanakca: microblog is fine I think, opendesktop needs code changes to make it not try to connect before it has an account but to show the "users near me" without an account [15:49] Riddell: OK [15:50] also to work out why it doesn't respect its minimum size [15:50] Riddell: could I trouble you with bug 410273? [15:50] Launchpad bug 410273 in adept "Sync adept 3.0~beta6 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410273 [15:51] huh, wonder why requestsync let me confirm that/subscribe the archive admins, I'm no core-dev [15:52] maybe you just got promoted :) [15:52] haha, yeah [15:53] that'd be funny [15:53] Riddell: what package is it in? [15:53] ryanakca: kdeplasma-addons [16:04] Riddell: for some reason the installer needed >1 minute to switch from timezone to keyboard === ejat is now known as e-jat [16:19] Riddell: also he new UI is somewhat sluggish on my dell mini [16:30] Riddell: feel like re-enabling my Kubuntu Membership? seems to have expired last month without letting me know [16:31] Riddell: OK. At the moment, it shows the "Users near me" without an account, the only difference is that is is slightly grayed and there's a "Configure" button over top of it, but clicking / etc. Maybe modify k-d-s to have it display the "Users near me" by default? [16:31] nixternal: you usually get four days notice, if you're not paying attention then you get kicked out [16:31] what do we think, should we let nixternal back in? [16:31] hah, but I do pay attention [16:32] hrmm he will have to buy me dinner [16:32] ryanakca: does it actually show any nearby users? [16:32] I am broke [16:32] Riddell: Yes [16:32] Riddell: I can try it in a VM, but after deleting my account from the applet, in still does [16:32] ryanakca: it wasn't doing that for me until after I configured a user account [16:32] ok good [16:33] nixternal: you're back in! [16:34] thank you sir :) [16:35] anyone on jaunty with 4.3? [16:35] ahh, I see why I didn't get it...seems LP messages are going to the trash bin [16:36] Riddell: Yes [16:40] ryanakca: now try it with an updated system and killall plasma-desktop; rm ~/.kde/share/config/plasma*; plasma-desktop [16:45] hrmm, I am still not getting any of my KDE mailing list emails [16:45] my kde.org email addy is working, and I have gone through and tried to wake up the mailing lists to me without any luck [16:46] sebas: you know of anything going on that may be causing this ^^ you should be getting an email from me since you are in some of the -owner addresses :) [16:47] nixternal: dunno, maybe you're on vacation globally? [16:47] I disabled globally and then re-enabled globally to see if that was it and it wasn' [16:47] I never set it to disabled/vacation globally [16:47] Hm, then I don't know [16:47] ask one of the sysadmins [16:47] WHAT? I can't believe that dude, you know everything KDE :) [16:48] yeah, but I'm too lazy to help you ;-) [16:48] ooh nice, Camp KDE 2010 in La Jolla!!! See you there! [16:48] Error: KDE bug 2010 could not be found [16:48] stupid bot [16:49] ryanakca: did rgreening look at your plasma facebook package? [16:49] * nixternal loves San Dog and La Jolla [16:49] nixternal: yeah, it should be "KDE bug 2010 could not be found *yet*" [16:49] Error: KDE bug 2010 could not be found [16:50] sebas: we will have to go to Pacific Beach Bar and Grill.... Pacific Beach, Mission Beach, and La Jolla Beach, in that order as the best beaches out there :) [16:50] and we can go to Lego Land :) [16:51] How about "we can hack"? :) [16:51] we can do that too of course [16:51] yeah, if the weather turns out to be bad (riiiiiiiiiiiiight) [16:51] err, ya january, so no ocean for sure there, but it is still a blast out there [16:53] Riddell: Yes... I'm still not much further off that I was though. [16:54] ryanakca: further off what? [16:55] Riddell: It builds / what not fine, I can import the plasma applet from python, but Plasma complains that it can't find the python package. [16:56] ewww [16:56] today's netbook image is in to too good state [16:56] plasma-desktop didn't wanna start and now kdeinit4 crashed without me doing anything at all [16:57] s/to/not [16:59] apachelogger: meh, it shouldn't be any different than the desktop [16:59] so the desktop got those problems too? :P [17:04] apachelogger: not that I know of [17:04] Riddell: It must be because I still had my credentials hidden away in some config file. I don't think it's possible to display "Users near me" since it processess the page https://api.opendesktop.org/v1/person/data?latitude=44&longitude=-76&distance=5&page=0&pagesize=64 (insert your lat/long), which requires you to log in to view... [17:04] (the openDesktop plugin that is) [17:05] ^in that case it might be just better to not include the openDesktop widget at all, since the default desktop does seem a bit cramped on smaller screens [17:06] ryanakca: hmm, fooey [17:07] JontheEchidna: yeah maybe [17:07] let's remove it for now and I'll e-mail Frank suggesting he make that not need configuration [17:08] Riddell: the spec http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/open-collaboration-services strongly recommends authentication, "most services require a authenticated user. this is important for legal reasons. and to prevent DOS attacks. At the moment we support autentification via login/password or an API key." [17:08] * ryanakca wishes people would learn to capitalize [17:10] Riddell: very weird [17:10] anyway [17:10] Riddell: what do we do about blocked updates? [17:11] Riddell: why does the software sources dialog instantly apply changes? that is rather un-kdeish, isn't it? [17:12] ryanakca: hmm right, that means a fail for my "do something interesting without config" plan [17:12] apachelogger: blocked updates? in kpackagekit? [17:12] yep [17:12] bug 342671 [17:12] Launchpad bug 342671 in packagekit "Doesn't support installations which require a removal or updates which require additional software" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/342671 [17:13] so it cant do full-upgrade? [17:13] it's like apt-get only supported upgrade but not dist-upgrade [17:14] ok so i used aptitude phrasing :P [17:14] poke glatzor? [17:14] apachelogger: the software sources tool is pretty much a straight-up port of the PyGTK one. It'd be nice to see that rewritten as a KCM [17:14] Riddell, hello. [17:14] Riddell: Bummer [17:15] glatzor: packagekit and dist-upgrade vs upgrade, what's the status again? [17:15] JontheEchidna: more importantly get an apply button :P [17:15] ryanakca: how does this work for you? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasma-widget-facebook [17:17] Riddell, in the end it is a policy decision. [17:17] I was quite busy working on aptdaemon the last weeks. But I plan to donate some time to packagekit the next week. [17:18] Riddell, will we see kde/qt policykit-1 support in karmic? [17:18] Riddell: checking :) [17:18] glatzor: I've never seen a point in apt-get upgrade, dist-upgrade seems to do what actually wants to be done [17:18] glatzor: I've not heard anything about policykit-1, want me to ask the policykit-qt authors? [17:19] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/karmic-changes/2009-June/003223.html [17:20] Riddell: I suppose asking is necessary [17:20] hm, I don't like how the kpackagekit's installing dialog constantly switches size [17:20] Riddell, I will discuss the dist upgrade issue with dantti. [17:21] * apachelogger pokes the hide button :P [17:22] Riddell: I think we should drop the quickaccess plasmoid from the netbook setup to increase taskbar space [17:22] Riddell: "This object could not be created for the following reason: Could not find requested component: facebook" [17:23] Riddell: Actually, that's probably because plasmoidviewer can't find the applet. It doesn't appear in the "Add widget..." window either... [17:24] apachelogger: well we're changing it to plasma-netbook [17:24] that is premature IMHO [17:24] why? there's no point in just having a clone of the normal Kubuntu CD [17:24] if, at all, they should be both installed, both polished, [17:25] Riddell: there is also no point in deploying broken software [17:25] Riddell: Is there an overview/searchform what is available as lp:ubuntu/. kdebase(-workspace), digikam all fail :( [17:26] if the netbook shell should, for whatever reason, not be ready for primetime by karmic release we have to have a fallback that is as suited for the usecase as possible [17:26] apachelogger: launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ and click on code [17:27] allee-k: rather ^^ [17:27] apachelogger: then there's no point in releasing a netbook image at all, people can just use the normal CD image [17:27] allee-k: only about half the packages are imported so far [17:28] Riddell: just that they won't get the apps and settings [17:29] apachelogger: what apps? [17:30] those that have not be added yet [17:31] Riddell: if we go with either plasma-netbook or no release, then we won't get the additional buzz [17:32] there's no buzz to be had from something that's no different from the desktop CD [17:33] a) it is different b) you will even get buzz if you tell people that Kubuntu now supports more than one CPU core for various apps [17:34] Riddell: the default settings and apps are different [17:35] we need to start somewhere, and I rather have people test an image that is pretty similar to the desktop image, so they at least report hardware issues, than do no release [17:36] nixternal: an email to sysadmin@ would've been fine :D [17:36] What's our $KDEDIR ? [17:36] it shows that kubuntu is dedicated to creating a good netbook image, and eventually will get contributors on board [17:37] ryanakca: I don't think we set that [17:38] but if we did it was /usr [17:38] I suppose at least ;-) [17:39] apachelogger: *nod*... [17:41] The facebook applet is simple enough that imho, it might be quicker / easier just to rewrite it in C++ than keep stabbing in the dark and trying to figure out where the python plasmoids should go for a system install... [17:42] apachelogger: more than one CPU core? [17:45] Riddell: multiprocessor threading [17:45] apachelogger: how does it support that? [17:45] via the kernel [17:46] the kernel is the same surely [17:46] well, my point is that people usually wanna try new/fancy stuff and be it only for the sake of proofing it old/unfancy [17:47] so there will be buzz, unless we don't manage to bring the word of greatness and fancyness out to the world [17:48] so in case the netbook shell is not stable enough for karmic, we should release with plasma-desktop, but make it clear that we are dedicated to ship karmic+1 with a lot more improved shell ... blah blah [insert promo talk] [17:49] eventually that way the netbook image of karmic+1 will receive even more attention from the more advanced users, since they might wanna know what progress we made etc. [17:52] I don't see what the new/fancy stuff is, as far as I can see the main feature is the new plasma-netbook UI [17:54] there doesn't need to be any, the font size is more suited for netbooking and ScottK and I agree that we probably should be shipping Arora or Firefox, since the netbook is not affected by upgrade scenarios (and thus migration) and got an even greater usecase for a working browser [17:54] also it got more lang packs according to ScottK [17:56] doesn't sound terribly compelling, plus this is alpha time it's ok to ship alpha quality software [17:56] yeah, I am all for getting plasma-netbook in and default [17:57] but we need to make sure that plasma-desktop is also suited, so it can jump in as fallback if necessary [18:00] <_Sime> sebas: you there? [18:00] <_Sime> sebas: ping [18:01] apachelogger: so can I add plasma-netbook to the seed? pweese? [18:08] Riddell: yes, what I meant to state in my original statement is to keep plasma-desktop on as well [18:08] next step would be to add a switcher plasmoid to both of them, so both can be tested on the fly [18:15] sebas: phil rodriguez figured it out :) rjohnson@kde.org -> nixternal@ubuntu.com which is bouncing it :) [18:15] * nixternal has to fix that now [18:16] * apachelogger should also get an kde.org addy :P [18:17] don't forward it to @ubuntu.com :p [18:18] would never do :P [18:26] Does anybody have the time / interest in helping me figure out why http://packages.debian.org/sid/frescobaldi builds in jaunty but not karmic? [18:27] got a logged build? [18:33] apachelogger: http://paste.ubuntu.com/249345/ ... I've compared the versions to those on packages.ubuntu.com, they all should work... [18:35] apachelogger: Nevermind. It's a local issue. I must have messed something up when creating my chroot, my karmic chroot is hardy... [18:36] fancy [18:38] Riddell, I changed upgrade to dist-upgrade [18:38] Riddell, only packages kept back by dist-upgrade will be shown as blocked [18:39] Riddell, there is currently now way to show an available update and suggest to not install it [19:11] Can someone ack https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/410400 please? [19:11] Launchpad bug 410400 in ubuntu "Sync frescobaldi 0.7.11-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,New] [19:12] cool new kernel and new nvidia drivers :) [19:12] hmm is 2.6.31rc5 ok to test [19:13] yeah [19:13] asus-p5q-pro [19:13] works now with sensors [19:13] oo [19:13] hehe [19:13] sudo modprobe w83627ehf [19:14] very cool [19:39] ScottK: ping [19:42] argh.. cannot recover my opendesktop.org password [19:44] hey all [19:44] * seele waves [19:44] having some issues with installing kde-devel on karmic [19:44] http://pastebin.com/m43140fbf [19:44] any ideas? :) [19:56] funny [19:57] hum hum [19:57] what is funny? [19:58] how broken packages can get from merging :P [19:58] haha [19:58] neversfelde had a fix for that iirc [19:58] * apachelogger uploads fix :P [20:00] markey: fix should be arriving soonish [20:00] you're the best *smooooch* [20:00] :> [20:00] *blush* [20:00] Riddell: do you have to remove the kde-core binary manually or will some archive cleaning script do that? ... was renamed to kde-minimal months ago [21:03] apachelogger: it'll show up in NBS, but a removal bug with ubuntu-archive subscribed wouldn't hurt [21:04] kthx [21:04] Is karmic shipped with some snapshot of the NM plasmoid? [21:05] I'm seeing quite some crash reports... [21:05] sebas: currently it's using the new KNM [21:05] Ah, good [21:05] also bug reports use apport so go to us [21:05] the plasmoid is the nice picture of the cellphone at the moment [21:05] I still can't care about all those crash reports, just seeing that our good bugsquad has tons of work with it [21:06] Apparently not all [21:06] Basically, I've no idea what exactly those people are using, I don't care why it crashes (the code has been refactored lately) [21:07] So all those bugreports are useless and cause work :/ [21:07] could be the jaunty one [21:07] Hm, maybe [21:07] That's the deprecated one [21:07] I just wanted to make sure you're not shipping the current one, because I *know* that it's crashy [21:10] karmic currenly has svn1002781 from Thu, 30 Jul 2009 [21:10] so does Kubuntu backports for jaunty [21:10] wow.. my opendesktop.org account is from 2002 [21:10] that's before i started contributing to kde [21:10] Riddell: Let me check which one that is [21:10] It'd be good if that was removed, because the bugreports are killing time [21:11] I won't support that version also [21:11] seele: it sucked you in! [21:11] sebas: that's a KNM snapshot [21:11] Riddell: the only comments registered are about a KDE background i made and uploaded, hehe [21:11] Ah, I thought the plasmoid [21:12] KNM should be fine [21:12] seele: make me a friend! [21:12] I wasn't clear, it's the same package name but now contain s the knetworkmanager binary [21:12] ah [21:12] seele the artist! [21:15] sebas: done [21:15] (i think) [21:15] seele: yay :) [21:16] seele: ooh ooh, me too [21:16] hmm.. changed my password but i still can't seem to login to the plasma widget thingy [21:16] * sebas notes that a good way to make friends is writing a social desktop plasmoid [21:16] Works for me :) [21:16] Riddell: whats your nick? searching for your name didnt work [21:17] jriddell I think [21:17] * Nightrose too [21:17] seele: youre not on my friends list, so im guessing searching for yours didnt work for me either [21:17] :D [21:17] either that or you ignored my friend request [21:17] maco: i havent logged into my account since june 2002 [21:18] the only thing i had was a nick name and an address [21:18] oh [21:18] i'm lucky i still had access to my college email account.. apparently that is what i used [21:18] ok people [21:18] so did i [21:18] my nick i seele on opendesktop.org [21:18] YOU add me [21:18] but but but [21:19] we're lazy! :D [21:19] what? now we have to work for your friendship? [21:19] Riddell: omg you know i found your nick but now i think i wont add you [21:19] *lol* [21:20] hey! [21:21] searching username seele gets me: seele varcuzzo, Jacques Bourquin, and MS ... which are you? [21:21] wow lag [21:22] seele varcuzzo.. wonder why it's still using my video game name [21:22] i change that to celeste like 20 minutes ago [21:22] maybe that's why i can't login to the widget after changing my password [21:23] left over from a previous marrage? :) [21:23] request sent [21:23] after i click you it says your name [21:23] but the search page shows that varczzo one [21:25] no i've not been married before. although funny you should say that [21:25] i'm off to vermont in a few hours to witness my little sister's second [21:27] argh.. i reset my password, but apparently not [21:27] neversfelde: Did your backport thing get sorted out while I was gone? [21:31] hi :) [21:31] apachelogger: http://pastie.org/575965 can you tell me if this is normal :) [22:06] JontheEchidna: What's the plan for kgraphviewer? [22:07] ScottK: helio says that compiled for him so it could be our gcc being strict [22:07] which typically is NCommander's forte [22:08] OK. Well it's one of 2 boost1.35 r-build-depends left, so it'd be really nice to see it go. [22:10] hmm.. when did i drop? [22:10] [16:59:02] <-- seele has left this server (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). [22:10] hmm [22:10] you didn't miss much here [22:11] what happened to friday nights being *busy* on irc [22:11] ah shit.. server is down [22:12] or died [22:12] too many people with social lives? [22:12] social lives.. what's that [22:13] they should be working on free software! [22:13] My impression is that activity on Ubuntu IRC channels is down significantly from a year or two ago pretty much accross the board. [22:13] seele: please explain this to the linuxchix! [22:13] plasma-widget-indicatordisplay is in universe now, you can test it with konversation [22:13] maco: dead in there too? [22:13] seele: no no the irc is fine. i mean the working on free software part [22:14] maco: I hear they just talk about cute geek guys in there :) [22:14] remember at the meeting ScottK came to, everyone said theyd never considered actually giving back to the projects they use [22:14] linux chix who dont want to work on free software? [22:14] argh [22:14] maco: add this to your list of reasons why i dont like linuxchix :P [22:14] Riddell: that konvi upload ftbfs [22:14] Riddell: not often. that was just in response to Spike's "hottest geek girls" list ...which didnt really have any geeks on it [22:15] JontheEchidna: waa [22:15] Riddell: cmake didn't find libindicate-qt [22:16] seele: the people on irc do contribute, i think... but the people in dc chapter? they all went "you're contributing? but youre so young" (which haha right..umm..im older than a handful of motu) and i said "er...almost 3 years of using, dont wanna just be a leech" and they were like "er..ive been..umm...7 years...never really thought about..." [22:16] JontheEchidna: you know it you help if I build-deped on the -dev package wouldn't it [22:17] haha [22:17] heh, I guess [22:17] :P [22:17] seele: thats why i wanted to do a "how to contribute" thing with linuxchix instead of the usual "lets eat!" [22:19] Riddell: I thought the deal we had with Ayatana was that we'd provide the indicator for non-Kubuntu stuff that used it, but that our default desktop stuff would only use it if a user had optionally enabled it? [22:19] that sounds right [22:21] Looking at the implementation, it looks like the user would not notice any change at all unless they explicitly had the indicator widget thre [22:21] thre-> there [22:21] otherwise you get that crappy amarok osd, if you have notifications enabled at all [22:46] I've read several places that jaunty gives a horrible KDE experience. unstable and not well implemented. Why is that and what is done for the next release to fix that? [22:47] dajomu: if you havent actually used it how do you know what you read is true? [22:47] I've used it :) [22:48] hey [22:48] I get this error trying to compile a plasmoid http://pastebin.com/m60f33214 even though I have qt libs headers installed and can compile choqok and others [22:48] seele: are you saying they are lying? [22:48] dajomu: then you should have said "I think that jaunty..." not that youve read [22:48] how do I tell it where are the qtlibs? I'm not sure where they are in kubuntu [22:49] dajomu: i think people are entitled to their own opinion and we've also had excellent reviews written about jaunty [22:59] seele: thats true. there were some issues that affected me, but maybe not everybody. === nellery_ is now known as nellery [23:06] Not sure why they say Jaunty gives a bad KDE experience ... the first KDE 4 release that is usable for me. I had a problem with plasma not starting at first, though - this was remedied by upgrading to 4.2.4 from a ppa [23:08] GRR [23:08] And to think that I was so close [23:09] T_T [23:10] Monika|K: upgrading to 4.2.something gave me a black-screen and I "had to" reinstall [23:10] several times [23:10] hmmm if i pull the plasma network manager applet it want to remove network manager [23:10] What was the cause and what was the solution? [23:10] whats the difference peoples [23:11] Was ist der Unterschied Völker?! [23:11] I didn't pursue the problem. Installed linuxmint which worked fine [23:11] hmm als ich auf 4.3.0 gegangen bin musste ich den .kde moven wollt ich erst nich aber Quintasanhatte recht [23:12] so anyone can tell me the difference between the plasma widget and the kde network manager and what i should keep [23:13] on the list it was set that the network manager is newer than the widget and more stable (or intended to be) [23:13] and everyone was asked to test the stand-alone network manager [23:13] s/set/said [23:13] or written ;) [23:16] http://pastie.org/575965 [23:16] ok.. off to the airport, back in a few hours [23:16] see what i mean [23:16] :) [23:17] is there anything that gets not redone if you move .kde to .kde-old and make a new login [23:18] i need to copy over ? [23:18] keep network-manager-kde [23:18] Monika|K: in my post ? [23:18] yes [23:18] ok [23:18] why are all the dev packages on remove [23:19] ScottK: afaik not [23:24] 8.04 - are we really worried about fixing minor bugs? ie. kubuntu-docs install issue? seeing as we are only 2 months away until EOL